Very basic question. How do I best remove a 42" TV from the box? Can it be laid flat on the floor for a brief moment, and then drawn out? What's best? I know it's been done many times before, I'm just a bit cautious about it being a plasma. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by nolanski /forum/post/15451348
From the bias that occurs here if it's not a Panasonic or Pioneer don't bother to take it out of the box at all...take it back.![]()
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Originally Posted by omeletpants /forum/post/15451364
True, in fact some claim that the Pioneer has better PQ while in the box than other plasmas look on a tv stand
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Originally Posted by Lasrbeast /forum/post/15451316
Lift it out with two people! Most now (at least, Panasonics) have handles on the bottoms. DO NOT LAY IT FLAT!
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Originally Posted by tenashus1 /forum/post/15451248
Very basic question. How do I best remove a 42" TV from the box? Can it be laid flat on the floor for a brief moment, and then drawn out? What's best? I know it's been done many times before, I'm just a bit cautious about it being a plasma. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by dr.whatshisname /forum/post/15759633
For my Panasonic Viera C42-HD18, I cut open the handles, then lifted off the side since the box wanted my to turn it upside down. When I assebled it, I layed it on my couch display front, the screen could do a good beating with nothing.
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Originally Posted by tenashus1 /forum/post/15451248
Very basic question. How do I best remove a 42" TV from the box?
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Originally Posted by omeletpants /forum/post/15451364
True, in fact some claim that the Pioneer has better PQ while in the box than other plasmas look on a tv stand
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